Honeywell V4062A Manual Download Page 6

V4062A,B,D HI-LO-OFF FLUID POWER GAS VALVE ACTUATOR

60-2099—9

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Mount and Adjust 7616BR Damper Crank 

Arm (If Used)

The damper crank arm provides a maximum travel of

 2-5/16 in. (58.7 mm) through a stroke of 52 degrees. 

See Fig. 3. If the V4062 has a damper shaft return spring, 

dampers go to the closed position when power is interrupted 

by the programmer. Refer to the instructions packed with 

the 7616BR Damper Crank Arm for complete installation 

information.

Fig. 3. 7616BR Damper Crank Arm can 

be attached to actuator shaft to drive a 

damper at same time valve is opened.

WIRING

Wiring must comply with all applicable electrical codes, 

ordinances, and regulations. Wiring to the actuator and to 

the controller must be NEC Class 1.

WARNING

Electrical Shock Hazard.

Can cause serious injury or death.

Disconnect power supply before doing any wiring.

Connect the power from the flame safeguard control to 

terminals 1 and 2 on the V4062 terminal strip, and connect the 

firing rate controller to terminals 3 and 4. Refer to Fig. 4 for 

typical connection. Fig. 5 shows the wiring for connecting the 

Max Flow Limit Switch to the actuator. For other typical 

system hookups, refer to the instructions packed with the 

device used to control the valve.

When all wiring connections are complete, replace the 

actuator faceplate.

CAUTION

Equipment Damage Hazard.

Can cause equipment damage or improper and 

dangerous operation.

Label all wires prior to disconnection when servicing 

valves. Wiring errors can cause improper and 

dangerous operation.

Fig. 4. Typical hookup for V4062 Actuator.

Fig. 5. Connecting Max Flow Limit Switch to the actuator.

52 DEGREE
ANGULAR
ROTATION

MAXIMUM
TRAVEL

SHAFT

7616BR
DAMPER 
ARM

M7322

RADIUS

2-11/16  (68.3)

2-5/16  (58.7)

2

1

4

3

5

6

2

1

3

4

AUXILIARY
SWITCH

L1
HOT

L2

POWER FROM FLAME SAFEGUARD CONTROL.

ACTUATOR OPENS TO LOW-FIRE POSITION WHEN FIRING RATE 
CONTROLLER SWITCH IS OPEN AND LINE VOLTAGE IS SUPPLIED
TO TERMINALS L1 AND L2. ACTUATOR OPENS FULLY WHEN THE
FIRING RATE CONTROLLER SWITCH IS CLOSED AND POWER IS
SUPPLIED TO TERMINALS L1 AND L2. 

3

INTERNAL JUMPER.

4

FOR LOW-FIRE ADJUSTMENT AFTER BURNER IS IN OPERATION.
DISCONNECT FIRING RATE CONTROLLER LEADWIRE FROM
TERMINAL 4.

5

SWITCH BETWEEN THESE TWO LEADS IS CLOSED WHEN VALVE IS
SHUT (DE-ENERGIZED).

6

SWITCH BETWEEN THESE TWO LEADS IS OPEN WHEN VALVE IS
SHUT (DE-ENERGIZED).

NO

NC

C

NO

NC

C

5

6

1

2

L2

FIRING
RATE
CONTROLLER

FLAME SAFEGUARD
PROGRAMMER–MAIN
VALVE CONNECTIONS

PROOF-OF-
CLOSURE SWITCH

M7339

M12798

C

7800 SERIES
RELAY 
MODULE

NC

NO

ADJUSTABLE
MAX 
FLOW
LIMIT 
SWITCH

FIELD WIRING
INTERNAL WIRING

TRAVEL
LIMIT
SWITCH

PUMP
MOTOR

PUMP
VALVE

1

L2

9

2

3

4

Summary of Contents for V4062A

Page 1: ...ch meets code standard insurer requirements Damper shaft models are available with or without spring return shaft extends out both sides and rides in Delrin bushings used with standard damper crank arm part no 7616BR Red OPEN indicator attached to the actuator stem shows when the valve is even slightly open yellow SHUT indicator on the valve stem shows only when the gas valve is fully closed Ambie...

Page 2: ...e conditions are changed Models V4062A HI LO OFF Gas Valve Actuator V4062B HI LO OFF Gas Valve Actuator high pressure V4062D HI LO OFF Gas Valve Actuator with proof of closure switch Use with V5055 V5097C E double seal gas valves for valve seal overtravel interlock Do not use V4062 with V5034 Valve body Electrical Ratings Standard V4062A D Actuators Table 1 60 Hz 26 second opening 50 Hz 32 second ...

Page 3: ...3 mm radius for 7616BR Damper Crank Arm ordered separately NOTE Damper shaft drives damper crank arm in one direction only optional return spring is available on damper shaft to turn damper crank arm in opposite direction See Table 6 Table 6 Actuator Torque With and Without Return Spring Ambient Operating Temperature Rating 40 to 150 F 40 to 66 C for 60 Hz models 10 to 158 F 23 to 70 C for 50 Hz a...

Page 4: ...y switch and or proof of closure switch if used must not exceed the ratings given in the Specifications section 4 When replacing a V6034 Actuator with a V4062 the V5034 Valve body must be changed to a V5055 Valve 5 Do not attempt to use the V4062 Actuator with the V4055 V5034 Adapter Differences in stem travel can prevent correct low fire adjustment Valve Sizea in V5055 V5097 Dim A Dim B Dim C Dim...

Page 5: ... in the position indicated in Fig 2 Fasten with two screws through the actuator base 4 Insert the proof of closure switch in the position shown in Fig 2 The proof of closure switch mounts against the side of the actuator housing The mounting holes are spaced to allow mounting the switch only in the correct position Fasten with two screws through the actuator base 5 If only one switch is used insta...

Page 6: ...o control the valve When all wiring connections are complete replace the actuator faceplate CAUTION Equipment Damage Hazard Can cause equipment damage or improper and dangerous operation Label all wires prior to disconnection when servicing valves Wiring errors can cause improper and dangerous operation Fig 4 Typical hookup for V4062 Actuator Fig 5 Connecting Max Flow Limit Switch to the actuator ...

Page 7: ...rmined low fire setting for the burner being used 5 Tighten the setscrew in the cam 6 Replace the wiring compartment cover Alternate Procedure To adjust the low fire setting after the burner is in operation use the following instructions 1 Remove the wiring compartment cover 2 Check to be sure the low fire adjustment is set at MAX to assure a safe lightoff Low fire adjustment is preset at the fact...

Page 8: ...UTION Equipment Damage Hazard Unskilled technicians can damage the equipment Only experienced trained flame safeguard control service technicians should service or replace this control Service The actuator is not field repairable except for replacing the auxiliary switch or valve closed indication switch See Installation section for procedure Do not disassemble the valve actuator If the actuator s...

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